Image Ops handles the everyday image processing tasks that come up in any content or development workflow: resizing, format conversion, compression, rotation, blur, and grayscale — all in a single call. Pass a URL or local file path and get back a production-ready output file.
It's designed for the kind of repetitive image work that shouldn't require Photoshop or a custom script: converting a PNG to WebP for a web build, resizing an image to App Store icon dimensions, or compressing a hero photo to the right size for a landing page.
What you can do
- transform_image — resize to exact dimensions, convert between JPEG/WebP/AVIF/PNG, compress with quality control, rotate, blur, and convert to grayscale
- Set width only to let the tool preserve aspect ratio automatically
- Use the fit mode to control how the image fills target dimensions (inside, cover, contain, fill)
- Works with remote URLs and local file paths
Who it's for
Developers preparing images for web or mobile apps, designers batch-processing assets for export, and content teams resizing and converting images for different platforms and channels.
How to use it
- Use transform_image with either an image_url or image_path as the source
- Set width and/or height to resize, and format to convert (webp for web, png for App Store icons, avif for best compression)
- Set quality between 80 and 95 for most web use cases — lower for aggressive compression, higher for print
- The output image_path can be passed directly to other tools or downloaded
Getting started
No setup required — works immediately with any public image URL or local file path.
